alpha bank is suing fusion gps and buzzfeed because they

one of the three founders of alpha bank is his dad now, his father-in-law. so, interesting prospects raised yesterday by his guilty plea, given his family connections. now with the release tonight of the transcript of his case we can see that whatever alex van der swan told prosecutors leading up to his court appearance yesterday, whatever he told mueller's prosecutors about the mueller investigation of russia attacking our election, we now know for sure and on the record that there was no explicit, written, cooperation agreement between him and the prosecutors entered in court filings to go along with his guilty plea. now, i raise that right now in part because there's been a lot of misreporting on that point since we first learned that van der swan was being indicted. a lot of people have said that he pled guilty and afrgreed to cooperate. it is now clear from mueller's prosecutors in the transcript that there was no cooperation agreement, just a guilty plea. we're raising that as a point of order. people who have misreported, that should clear it up. and

alpha bank servers and the trump organization, there is also this tie, which is that alpha group hasarps in the past to represent it. >> so i feel like the cast of characters here is getting large and also a little scary when you start looking at all the other things that we know about the people who are involved here. do we know anything about the strategy of the mueller investigation or how they ended up where on friday or today they've charged non-u.s. citizens, the 13 russian nationals, the man today was working at the british offices of an american law firm, reportedly a dutch citizen who speaks russian and is married to a russian woman, the daughter of this oligarch, the increasingly international turn of the investigation. is this happenstance or does this mark the way this is going to go from here on out? >> i think it's following the money and following the money overseas. from friday's indictment, you have laying the groundwork for potential charge of foreign money influencing u.s. elections. that wasn't charged in that indictment but that is the underlying crime that could

an alpha group deny any wrongdoing and are suing buzz feed. today, hermann conn found himself in the news for a different reason because he's the father in law of this guy. alex van der zwann who today pled guilty to lying to robert mueller's envest gatuyenvest -- investigators. these new charges are interesting for a lot of reasons but what happens when you're a multibillionaire oligarch ally and the young man who just married your daughter gets arraigned and possibly jailed in the united states by robert mueller? if you're hermann conn in this circumstance, what do you say to your friend vladimir putin about this? if you're robert mueller, did you just indict someone knowing full well that that's really going to bug valid hladimir put personal reasons? hold that thought. and had geico help with renters insurance- it was really easy. easy. that'd be nice. phone: for help with chairs, say "chair." phone: for help with bookcases, say "bookcase." bookcase. i thought this was the dresser? isn't that the bed? phone: i'm sorry, i didn't understand.

alpha kapa alpha the first greek letter sorority established by african-american women.>> very happy founders day to all of the a/k/a's out there. and that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines around the delaware-lehigh valley. >> and up next: pat is here with your morning supports, good morning, pat. >> good morning, friends. flyers were busy last night despite not stepping on the ice. we will tell you about the big move they made as they push for playoff position. and the phillies had a special guest yesterday. perfect person to fire them up as spring training continues, all next in >> the flyers struggles with goalies continues, gm ron hextall retired 20 years ago, the flyers have had 16 goal goalies, ten games or more, we can likely add to the list after the team acquired another last night. injuries forced to move but the flyers get pretty good goal any peter. he comes from the red wings for conditional fourth round pick in 2018. and conditional third round nerve 2019. flyers lost goalie brian elliot until next month and back up michael l was injured in sunda

alpha kappa alpha is hosting its sixth annual luncheon in drexel hill on saturday. joining me is the president of the omega omega chapter of the sorority and carol rice whose the president of the 1926 foundation which is charity arm of the sorority. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having us. >> so your sorority in particular, it has deep roots in philadelphia. tell us about that. >> well, we've been in the city of philadelphia serving this community for 91 years. >> wow. >> we were chartered in 1926. we're the first graduate chapter here in philadelphia. and alpha kappa alpha has 110 years of service in the -- all over the globe. >> wow. >> because we celebrated that anniversary this year. >> you're doing so much. tell us about the event specifically on saturday. >> it's an annual fashion show which has been going on for 60 years. >> that's incredible. >> i know, that's what we said. >> older than both of us. >> and it is our fundraiser to give back to the community. we a -- the money that -- we raise from this goes to community organizations and we also

company of had alpha the second of the 27th. we were with the first of the 27th. reporter: and he came in on your flank? richard: he came in right behind us. reporter: and then worked around to the high ground. richard: yes. reporter: tell me about your actions during that battle. one of the biggest lessons i ever learned was as we were going up we were stopped and had these high trees and you could see there were snipers up in the trees as well as people on the ground. so i looked and i thought hey this is just like shooting squirrels at home. so i am laying down here propped up on my elbows, i had a couple of good shots. and then a bullet hit right under my elbow. did not hit my elbow, but it knocked my elbow out from under me and i went down on my face. i looked up with a sheepish grin on my face. the first sergeant was standing next to me by a tree. a big guy, super guy, he reached down and grabbed me by the collar. drag me up to the tree and said captain, the men will fight the vc. your job is to fight the company. now do your job. so i never fired my rifle a

first of the 27th alpha company. >> by this time you were a company commander? >> yes. one of the senior advisers in the battalion in the vietnamese airborne was selected to command the battalion as a major and i said hey, sir if you give me a company i will extend. he said ok. he gave me a company and i extended. two of us did, actually. the other one did not extend, the other was a company commander. a neat guy. he got killed. he got killed in the operation where -- cut his medal of honor. got his medal of honor. >> he must have been the charlie company commander than? -- then? >> right. arrived, as a new coming commander, you already had a year of experience in vietnam. what did your soldiers think about that? >> i think they thought it was a good idea. i am still in contact with a and that squad leaders company had experienced a very bad experience in july, before i got there in september or august. they took very heavy casualties. the company can't -- company -- oneer was believed -- was you are always with the company. if the company was on the ground you are on t

said alpha six, you just talk to me now. he said what can i do for you? i said i would love to have some artillery. we got into the wood line. charlie company never got out of the rice paddy. spent the night down there. part of the reason is their m-16s would not work. one thing i learned from the vietnamese was that the m-16 is an extremely sensitive weapon. you do not oil the m-16, you keep it clean, clean, clean, and no oil. that was one thing i learned from them. the company they always had gallons of kerosene. you take your weapon in, take it apart, clean it with this kerosene. rented out in the other kerosene. to let any oil get anywhere near it. try it off, and put it together. i told john when he took charlie company that that was what he needed to do. he did not do it. their weapons did not work and he spent the night in the rice paddy. after i came home, after i chewed out the battalion commander, i was walking on thin ice. when i came home, the guy who had been my second battalion commander, company commander republic,e dominican i ran into him

group, that's the same company that is involved with the alpha bank which drew the attention of the for some sort of odd computer server connection with trump tower in new york city. german kahn was reached by the u.s. treasury department as one of the russian oligarchs. what do you make of that. >> van der zwaan was working on this report that helped to justify some of the political actions on the pro-russian yanukovych government in ukraine which also paul manafort worked for. when you're talking about alpha bank, manafort, van der zwaan, nothing we learned about is proof positive there was bigger collusion or conspiracy with president trump at the top. we're not at that stage yet. but there are a lot of dots that are starting to be laid out here and this that are being kecked by a special prosecutor mueller that seem to be leading in the direction of manafort. >> it's very interesting. the president tweeted once again today this. "i have been much tougher on russia than obama just look at the facts, total fake news." >> well, several times at the press briefing today sarah sander

but no one can hear him everything's broken down completely it's not long before the alpha males start fighting over their territory and the only woman it's soon a life or death struggle and suddenly a struggle for much more. little. there's only one way to go and that down elevator films are almost thriller some of their own but seldom done as well as this one. two men one a rapist a murderer the other simply watched it happen the crime was long ago and was never solved. more than twenty years later another girl disappears the detective on the first case starts looking into it again. he's p.o. . through a fair verdict and to. many or most writers don't end well it's about social criticism and i think giving social criticism a happy ending is difficult to be honest. and so the innocent must atone for the deeds of the guilty the silence is gripping unconventional and psychologically brilliant. the journalist tarek thinks he's got a good story he wants to take part in an experiment. and i'm going to stick with this and. this is a story he soon regrets chasing the experiment device normal

she is also a member of alpha kappa alpha. do, -- further of further do professor thompson. , [applause] alpha kappa alpha. please welcome professor thompson. [applause] wow, shouldn't you all be studying? [laughter] out.t -- come on out. this is our panel. they are being shy. [applause] nia-malika henderson knows more about political pen games -- political campaigns than most people. she is simply one of the best political reporters in the country. nia-malika: thank you. [applause] i met yamiche: when shenine years ago came to "the post" as an intern fresh out of that other g school down the street, georgetown. i was thrilled to be one of her mentors. she was fearless, feisty, and dogged, traits that make her the amazing reporter she is today. and she also just took a new job with pbs. she gave up a job at "the new york times does go to go to pbs -- i know. [laughter] and she is also a considered to msnbc. -- a contributor to msnbc. [applause] prof. thompson: whether it is discussing tax reform or writing about rob porter --

hess i believe in delivering alpha, i used hess and wpx. it worked out very well. but we have about, 7% with nrng and we think the energy outlook is decent. >> it's pete najarian. i know you made the statement, you're not a trader, but everybody has lists and as we had the market sell off, 700 points yesterday on the lows another 500 points, to 2,0so 2,0 points lower, was there anything else on your list? >> i found how stupid i was. you know one of the strategies that we, no, no, seriously. i got to be humble arrogance is a trait i tell kids i give a lot of lectures at schools and i say no matter how wealthy you are, the one luxury you cannot afford is arrogance. we have over the years have very, very, very successfully sold volatility. not only put, but puts and calls. and we got hurt temporarily, which we were short. yesterday morning, believe it or not, a december 22.50 s&p put, which i was short, was quoted at 110. i think, i don't know where it is now i don't know if you have access to a quote, but it's probably 30 or 40, whatever. we were short some of those

active managers have done better generating alpha in 2017 than the preceding 3-5 years.to take risks, asset allocation risks, currency risks, credit risks, and we like asian markets. >> you came on the show years -- realalk about it interest rates. >> real interest rates are negative, inflation rates are picking up. we still have altra loose monetary policy. the key challenge as investment professionals is how do we secure the real income and the real purchasing power of the people who invest with us. year where it a you see the beginning of the end of easy money? >> yes, it is the pivot year. we have certainly seen the peak of ultra-loose monetary policy. as inflation rises and interest interest rates will be negative or barely at zero, so we are far off from positive real interest rates, particularly in europe and japan. ramy: interesting conversation. qe, less qe, that was the toianz cao -- ceo speaking francine lacqua on bloomberg surveillance. as we count down to bhp first-half earnings, we also look at the commodities sector as a whole. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi:

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what it shows is that our party consists alpha has three roots it's the conservative one of course it's also the christian liberal and social one so these roots are each one is important and we will not be a large party a party and party we don't do not respect all three different groups within our party so if you look at the set up of the cabinet. each route is represented and this is good now of what does this mean for germany's external relations also in terms of security if there is a continuation of the so-called ground coalition does it all stay the same or will it feel different to international partners as well because our environment changes so much and because of the security situation is as it is and of course there is the need for modernization within the economy. things will not stay as they are but we are forced to adapt to the changes around us in other words we have to modernize a lot within the economic sector mainly the topic digitalisation is the big topic we have to care for external international security staff it was good that we created for example the european de

last year we had alpha bay which made silk road look like a highway road stand. right? i mean, it was exponentially largely, but not impenetratable. there are still old school law enforcement techniques that work. don't discount the development of human intelligence. don't discount the availability of signal intelligent. don't discount the availability of just good old-fashioned detective work and asking the right questions and being in the right place at the right time and yeah, sometimes that means getting lucky, but you make your own luck. not impossible. it's absolutely made our job much more complex, and much more difficult and again, i brought this up earlier, there are policy and legal considerations that the law has just not caught up to yet and hopefully in time we'll have that conversation publicly and we'll get the decisions and some clarity. >> yeah, if you're just building off that point real quickly and then let the other speakers move on, i do think it's important to recognize the criticality of nontechnical elements in cyberdefense, especially when we de

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there are several types, they are all faulty but particularly the alpha airbag, that seems particularlyme 50% are at risk of exploding and releasing this struggle. —— shrapnel. it is estimated in australia there are 20,000 cars, some even injunkyards, but they have simply been told not to drive them again. contact manufacturers and because the recall is compulsory, manufacturers have to replace the airbags and bring in the cars, there are some 100 million vehicles worldwide affected. the company has already filed for ba n kru ptcy company has already filed for bankruptcy but this will mean the cost in pa rt bankruptcy but this will mean the cost in part goes on to big brand car manufacturers. also the likes of volkswagen, ford and holden here in australia. thank you. now let's brief you some other business stories... the us commerce department is slapping steep tariffs of as much as 106% on chinese imports of aluminium foil. it claims that imports of aluminum foil products are being dumped in the us market at below price and that chinese producers are benefiting unfairly from government

she is also a member of alpha kappa alpha. without further ado, professor thompson. [applause] >> wow. shouldn't you all be studying? [laughing] , on out. this is our panel. april is being shy. [applause] so nia-malika henderson does more about political campaigns than most people. as a senior political reporter for cnn and my former colleague at the "washington post" she is isn't one of the best political reporters in the country. >> great to be here. [applause] >> i met yamiche alcindor nine years ago when she came to the post as an intern. fresh out of that other school down the street, georgetown. i was thrilled going to for mentors pick she was fearless, feisty and dogged, traces that make her the amazing pushes to the ash also like to say she just took a new job with pbs. she gave up a job at the "new york times" to go -- i know. [laughing] and she's also contribute to msnbc. [applause] whether it is discussing tax reform providing about rob order, you all know rob order, that you did know him before a couple of days ago, did you? trump former staff secretary r

everyday our 1,100 investment professionals around the world search out opportunities for alpha.artner with pgim, the global investment management businesses of prudential. >> let's get to andrew ross sorkin in pyeongchang, south korea. another day where results for the u.s. not exactly what we had been hoping for. >> it's been a tough time for the u.s. but we still have a chance lindsey vonn taking bronze in the women's downhill alpine event in what it likely her final olympic downhill run she's the oldest female medalist in alpine skiing at age 33 they won gold in the 2010 vancouver olympics but sat out the sochi games due to a torn acl. here's what she had to say about her bronze medal >> i'm not disappointed. i have a medal i gave it everything i have. i worked so hard, especially the last eight years, with all my injuries it's been a tough road i'm back on the podium that's what counts >> earlier today she tweeted her bronze medal felt like gold. she races again tomorrow in the ladies alpine combined slalom. said she dedicated her bronze medal to her late grandfather and a l

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national charity of the alpha fi, wrapped up a today meeting at stock exton university in galloway township. they talk about how to address negative stereotypes when it comes to greek life on campus and how to work with administrators. they talk about greater emphasis on community services >>> and they were really getting ready for spring in kennett square chester count ate unionville high school baseball team held fifth annual used equipment sale. it featured items from all sports, but biggest were the bats, balls, helmets and gloves, kids need to hit the diamond with spring work outs already underway. >>> time for a check of sports and jeff skversky. happy doug pederson day. >> another doug pederson day. >> it is like festivalus. >> seinfeld reference there. >> as hard as it is to let super bowl sees than go eagles coach doug pederson trying to move on to get ready for next season. yes, they have another season. upcoming salary cap decisions and combine is tuesday. >> applause. >> well, hard to move on with moments like this pederson honored in moorestown, new jersey this morning, where h

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